Crawford Railroads Reform Recalled in South Dakota Indictment
The long passage discusses political graft around railroad valuations, reform efforts, and attacks on Crawford and Kittredge. It cites 1907 1908 taxation rises, railroad influence over state politics, and accusations of using position to limit rail taxes while boosts to farm valuations occurred. It references public opinion shifts and parliamentary scrutiny, with mentions of Walworth county and a two cent passenger bill proposal.
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